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NOW Music proudly presents the fifth addition to our 80s dancefloor vinyl compilation series: NOW That's What I Call 80s Dancefloor: PURE POP Out August 16th! Spanning 2 LPs, this outstanding collection captures the best of 1980s dancefloor and delivers pure, unadulterated fun straight from your turntable - and is pressed in fabulous pink and blue vinyl.

"Sinners Lounge - Pure Pleasure" (2008) is a compilation album in the chillout, lounge, and ambient genres. Released under the Sinners Lounge series, this album showcases a collection of smooth, laid-back tracks designed to provide a sensual, relaxing, and sophisticated atmosphere.

On September 26, 2014, the brand new "Kontor Top Of The Clubs 2014.04" appeared. High-profile producers, DJs and Acts have gathered their tracks here. But also new, unpublished material is included in new Compilation.

The company is based in Augsburg / South germany near Munich. Manifold Music is a specialyst in electronic music: mainly chillout, lounge, trance, techno, freestyle, breakdance and release under the Label MNF Records. Fine modulations in thin styles and the Stylistics Lounge displays! To your attention it is presented publication Best of Del Mar Vol 6 are available for acquaintance of listening and obtaining!

The Soundtrack of your summer. A nearly four-hour cocktail of sounds from the 60 Deep House & Chill beads can forget the everyday stress and in a Sunny holiday mood pure. With its sunny Vibes, cool Beats, easy Sounds and relaxed voices in this compilation for every taste there is something and is a must-have for this summer.

The Soundtrack of your summer. A nearly four-hour cocktail of sounds from the 60 Deep House & Chill beads can forget the everyday stress and in a Sunny holiday mood pure. With its sunny Vibes, cool Beats, easy Sounds and relaxed voices in this compilation for every taste there is something and is a must-have for this summer.

Turn on your funk motor because here’s the full CD motherlode, the one-stop A to Z of the good groove from Maceo to The Meters and from P-Funk to Deep Funk. Featuring 3CDs of stone cold classics and a third featuring the best of funk’s nu breed.

Following the huge success of our ‘NOW Yearbook’ series, we are thrilled to announce the next generation… introducing ‘NOW Millennium’ – continuing to celebrate the eclectic brilliance of Pop, now from the noughties and capturing the magic of Pop with two years on one volume. We are proud to present the first instalment of this series: NOW - Millennium 2000 - 2001 - 83 tracks across 4CDs with each pair of discs representing a year. This Special Edition CD is housed in ‘hard-back-book’ packaging, including a 28-page booklet featuring a summary of the year, a track-by-track guide, a quiz, and original singles artwork.

NOW That’s What I Call Music! is excited to celebrate our 40th anniversary, and we are proud to present four very special collector’s editions that together present 250 essential hits from the past 40 years on CD. The second of these is NOW That's What I Call 40 Years: Volume 2 - 1993-2003. Looking back at 10 years of huge Pop hits, this special edition 3CD is housed in ‘hard-back-book’ packaging, including a 26-page booklet featuring a summary of the era, a track-by-track guide, a quiz, plus original singles and NOW artwork. 60 tracks that span 10 years of NOW releases, including tracks from all of the numbered NOW That’s What I Call Music! albums from NOW 26 to NOW 54.

The argument will forever rage, but Memphis, Tennessee, is as much the fountainhead of rock ’n’ roll as is Cleveland, Ohio. Whilst the north had Alan Freed as its turntable champion, the south was blessed with the madcap deejay, Dewey Phillips. Chances are, ole Dewey would have played most of the 75 titles that go to make up Raunchy Sugar on his Red Hot and Blue show that aired over WHBQ in Memphis. During the 1950s the city was alive with labels, record hops, musicians and the general chaos that goes hand in hand with the big beat. The geographical lie of the land helped a great deal, because the city was central to so many rural areas that harboured musical talent and style. Carl Perkins and Carl Mann gravitated to the area from Jackson, Tennessee, Billy Riley and Conway Twitty did the same from Arkansas, and Elvis Presley hit the trail from Mississippi in order to soak up some of that unique Shelby County action. Outside of Sam Phillips’ legendary Sun Records, the labels included such names as Hi, Cover, Fernwood, Meteor, Vaden Moon and Satellite.